Asansol Polytechnic Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The teachers at our college are really helpful and super knowledgeable. They're top-notch at what they do. But the course activities are not that interesting. The semester exams are tough, just like in other polytechnic colleges.

Placement: I'm really happy with the placements in our electrical engineering program at college. Around 70% of students landed awesome jobs like field engineer, junior engineer, and senior engineer. The top companies that hire us are Jindal and Jai Balaji. It's great to see so many of us getting good jobs after graduation.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure with well-maintained classrooms, good labs, and a nice library. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi in the college area. But there's a hostel with medical facilities and food services which is pretty convenient.

Admission: The teachers here are super talented and really helpful. They're great at teaching and interacting with us. But the curriculum activities don't really match up with our electrical engineering course. And let's not forget how tough the semester exams are, like they always are.

Placement: Around 70% of students in electrical engineering get placed every year. Companies offer average packages ranging from 1 lakh to 4 lakhs per year. Unfortunately, no students from our college got internships in 2022.

Campus: The college campus has everything you need like hostels, playgrounds, clean labs, and classrooms. The library is well-kept too. Only downside is there's no Wi-Fi. The hostel is great with good food and even free Wi-Fi. Overall, it's a solid place to study.

Admission: The course curriculum isn't that useful. The teachers are super qualified and really connect with us students. They know their stuff and are always there to support us mentally and keep us motivated. The exams are a bit tough, though.

Placement: The top companies that come for hiring are Balaji, Shyam Sel, ITC, Reshmi, Maithan, and Shyam Steel. Unfortunately, none of the students in our college got internships. Around 70% of students in electrical engineering get placed every year. The most common job offered is junior engineer.

Campus: The hostel is okay, but the facilities could be better. The food in the hostel is fine. Classrooms are really nice. Labs are great and the library is good too. There aren't many sports activities on campus, but there's a good playground for those who like sports.

Admission: The course content isn't that useful. If you study hard, the exams are pretty easy. The teachers here are awesome and really know how to teach.

Placement: Students in our college don't get placements every year. But after finishing our course, we do get chances for internships. Companies like Shyam Steel, Mann Steel, and Maivky TMT come for recruiting electrical engineering students.

Campus: The campus has everything you need clean hostels, good food, and medical help. The labs are cool and the classrooms are nice. But there's no free Wi-Fi. The library doesn't have a lot of books though.

Admission: The course curriculum isn't super relevant, but the teachers are really helpful and know their stuff. They're like friends to all of us. The semester exams are pretty easy for those who attend classes regularly. You just need a 40% to pass.

Placement: Around 40% to 60% of students in our group landed jobs at some great companies both in West Bengal and outside. Unfortunately, none of us found internships in electrical engineering. The top companies that hired from our college were Balaji, Shyam Steel, and Reshmi TMT.

Campus: The Wi-Fi here isn't great, but the classrooms are top-notch. The labs are okay, and the library is well-organized. The hostel fees are super affordable and come with everything you need, like medical and food services.

Admission: The exams here are pretty simple, especially if you keep up with your work. The teachers are great - really nice and know how to teach well. We don't really do any extracurricular stuff in our course, but that's okay. The course itself doesn't really prepare us for the industry, though.

Placement: The college has great placement opportunities compared to other government polytechnic colleges. Around 80-90% of students get jobs every year. The lowest salary is around 1-2 LPA, while the highest salary depends on the company.

Campus: The hostel has rooms to stay in, but there's no Wi-Fi. The classrooms and labs are well-kept. The library is a bit messy, but it's fine. The hostel serves good food and has medical facilities. Plus, there's a sports field to use.

Admission: The teachers here are okay. They do try to help us out when we're stuck. I personally find YouTube videos more helpful for learning.

Placement: A couple of students from our college landed placements at Jindal.

Campus: The classrooms are in good shape. The labs are okay. We have a library, but no sports clubs. There's a canteen too. And there's also hostel options available on campus.

Admission: The teachers at this college really care about helping us. I found it easy to pass my exams because they explain things well. We have classes and labs regularly. They even give us training to get hands-on experience in our future jobs.

Placement: The college is great for metallurgical and other engineering branches. Many top companies like Tata, Jindal, and Hindalco come for placements. Even mining companies offer good packages. It's a good place to secure a job after graduation.

Campus: The library here is awesome! It's super easy to study and grasp the concepts. If you put in a bit of effort and go to all your classes, you'll really get the hang of your subjects. Plus, the engineering labs are top-notch.

Admission: The teachers here know their stuff and are really qualified. They teach in a modern way. The course covers things that are up-to-date. We get hands-on training with companies like DPL. The semesters can be tough, but it's worth it. There are opportunities with BSF for security jobs. You need to pass with over 60%.

Placement: Only around 10% of students end up getting placed after graduation. The highest salary offered is 3.84 lakhs per year, while the lowest is 1.92 lakhs per year. Companies like JSW, Gainwell, and L&T come for placements. For government sector jobs, the top role is Junior Engineer. Students usually start with lower positions in other sectors before moving up. Don't expect high-profile jobs right away.

Campus: The campus has good labs with all the equipment you need. The library has a nice collection of books. Some labs could use better instruments though. There's no mess or canteen, and no medical facilities on campus. But they have all the gear for cricket and football, and the cricket ground is pretty nice.

Admission: The college has awesome facilities and really knowledgeable professors. The classroom study is top-notch since it's a government college. The Practical Workshop is really motivating. Most students pass exams easily, around 98%. The exams are tough, though, so you gotta study hard.

Placement: I got placed in Jindal Steel & Power, Odisha. Around 20-25 students from my electrical engineering branch get placed every year. The placement here is pretty good compared to other government polytechnics in West Bengal. This college is well-known for mining studies in Asansol and is the oldest mining college in West Bengal. About 95% of students here get placed in mining, mining services, and metallurgy. The highest package offered is 4 LPA, with most freshers getting between 1.9 LPA to 3.9 LPA. We have great professors and top-notch facilities here. Companies like JSPL, JSW, L&T, and others come for campus placements. We also get internships at places like NPTI Durgapur and CMRI Durgapur. The college encourages us to go for further courses like DPL and DSP. I'm proud to be a student here!

Campus: The college has good infrastructure, with air-conditioned rooms for final year students. It's easy to get in by scoring well on the JEXPO exam. There's a big library, practice lab, and a large practical workshop. The campus also has a big playground for games. The canteen is decent, but the hostel could be cleaner. Overall, I feel positive about studying here and see a bright future ahead.